To: Man50D
"It is a person's right to vote for someone regardless of party affiliation."
Never said it wasn't. What I DID say, is that I take a dim view of someone, a voter, voting for a Third Party candidate, knowing full well, the dangers that this country faces should a Hillary Clinton or Barak Hussein Obama be elected.
140 posted on
03/11/2007 6:11:20 PM PDT by
sofaman
("The price of greatness is responsibility." Sir Winston Churchill.)
To: sofaman
Never said it wasn't. What I DID say, is that I take a dim view of someone, a voter, voting for a Third Party candidate, knowing full well, the dangers that this country faces should a Hillary Clinton or Barak Hussein Obama be elected.
It is a tired old refrain that not voting for anyone who is Republican is tantamount to voting for a Democrat even though they never have any hard facts to back up such a statement. The translation is vote Republican regardless of the candidate's position on the issues or the voter having a more favorable candidate in mind. It assumes only Republicans can take a strong stance against the war on terror. That assumption could not be more incorrect. It's a poor scare tactic.
171 posted on
03/12/2007 2:22:25 AM PDT by
Man50D
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